This is only for serious adopter who can love her and can provide her with her needs and adequate attention and playtime, like I suggested, even better if she gonna have a doggy big brother/sister who will welcome her / play with her, also proper meals (I'm really against full kibble feeding, u should research how bad it is), daily walks/activity time, supplements, neuter (very important) and vet visits when needed..

With a heavy heart and thoughts that it would all go well ( because I have a mellow senior at 10yr old ) we thought it would be a joy to have an addition to our small family. Turned out this little girl is too much of energy and a little too rambunctious for my old guy. Nothing wrong with both, my senior isn't aggressive to her, and her being a growing pup, just kept going at him and it is causing both stress and frustration. She wants to play, he doesn't, and she kept going. My old guy protested by standing still and pee in middle of living room, because this small girl kept going at him, jumping on him and biting his ear. Then I considered joining this platform, hoping that maybe I can find her a better family who can really enjoy and appreciate her more instead, would be wonderful if u have another playful adult dog who can also play with her and teach her good doggy manners, or just a family who can enjoy her all day. She is a good girl, just abit too active and playful at times, but on our 3rd week now, my senior has begin to lick himself excessively and that worries me...she is naturally quite all the time, doesnt even bark when she hears our keys when we get home.. but when i tried crating her, only then she would bark, be noisy (I stay in condo, and that's why haven't work on crate training well). She is friendly to anyone she meets, have learned how to sit and (potty, still need to work on). All of us work all day, senior has no problem chilling at home alone, but this little girl, gets abit lonely since he don't want anything to do with her...the fee includes her little kennel, pee tray, toys and some food...and she was dewormed plus had her first jab...

This is only for serious adopter who can love her and can provide her with her needs and adequate attention and playtime, like I suggested, even better if she gonna have a doggy big brother/sister who will welcome her / play with her, also proper meals (I'm really against full kibble feeding, u should research how bad it is), daily walks/activity time, supplements, neuter (very important) and vet visits when needed..

With a heavy heart and thoughts that it would all go well ( because I have a mellow senior at 10yr old ) we thought it would be a joy to have an addition to our small family. Turned out this little girl is too much of energy and a little too rambunctious for my old guy. Nothing wrong with both, my senior isn't aggressive to her, and her being a growing pup, just kept going at him and it is causing both stress and frustration. She wants to play, he doesn't, and she kept going. My old guy protested by standing still and pee in middle of living room, because this s… show more